Texas SB2892 mandates the Parks and Wildlife Department to create a wildlife corridor action plan, prioritizing projects that enhance driver safety.
Texas SB2892 requires the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to develop a wildlife corridor action plan. This plan will recommend and prioritize wildlife crossing projects aimed at improving driver safety and wildlife connectivity. The department must use the best available science and surveys to identify wildlife corridors, barriers to wildlife movement, high-risk collision areas, and critical habitats. The plan will also include maps of high-priority areas for wildlife corridor infrastructure.
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